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Terry said," I don't care if you guys are in class or not."
Charm wore a dress.
They didn't used to have such good, persuasive store personnel to entice you to buy things.
Mary was mean.
Carol didn't smile.
On a snowy day Demian and Tim put out their all-points bulletin to cancel school.
Jim Perry was in a bad mood.
Ami Schwab walked by the glass case in the hall and the glass broke.
Robbie and Jay didn't wear black.
Pat forgot to return the IBM.
Encounter roto-tilled the sidewalk instead of the yard at Cathy Bruggemans.
Shelly Swenson didn't cuss for a whole day.
Brett Belger threw Brandi B. into the snow.
Remember when we all said our first hello's and our last goodbyes...

Memories sewustogether Time,beingtheneedle, caring,thethread. At Bryan wethinkofyou theyoungpeoplewho passthroughourlives aspartofacontinuous Circleoffriends.


Remember always needing each others support. Remembering the times we laughed together. Wanting to share our secret. Remembering the moment you left without, Leaving me your thoughts. Remember ...the times we laughed, The times we fought, ... The times we talked, ... The love we keep between us. Remember .. ..I will always love you, friend.


''Teach your children what we have taught our children, that the earth is our mother, whatever befalls the earth befalls the children of the earth.
If we spit on the ground, we spit upon ourselves. This we know, the earth does not belong to us, we belong to the earth."
Chief Seattle


On March !st - 5th, a model car contest was held in the main hallway. It was sponsored by the Discovery Community teachers and organired by Roy Skibinski.
All cars and trucks entered were I/25th scale and the owners of the four cars wi th the most votes were each given a gift certificate.
Eiw - Roy Skibinski: 1966 Chevrolet Malibu
- Jim Upchurch: Ferrari F-40
Ihiol - Brian Elias: 1972 GMMC Stepside Pickup
Emll1h - Todd Francisco: 1988 Ford Thunderbird Winston Cup Race Car.
Lincoln East
Brian Elias
Rnne Melang
Bridget Richwine
Lincoln High
Bret Delger
Brandi Burback
Demian Estrada
Carrie Fiero
Debra Fryda
Tamara Hill
Rebecca Thompson Kouer
Tammy MaHwell
Renee Murray
Gabe Morrison
Janet Palmer
Mike Polfus
Roy Skibinski
Joe Uridil
Tammy Williams

Lincoln Southeast
Todd Francisco
Lincoln Northeast
Rob Bretto
Tom Burns
Jeanette Coolidge
Michael Conouer
Kara Dukes
Dusty Hicks
Lynette Johnson
Marcie Lowe
Stacy Marsh
Rian Moyer
Tony Nouak
Dylan Smith
Tod Wirka

We at Br11an aren't exactll11 what 1JOU think.
So-me of uS dreSS one ma~, and others the ma11 the1} feell.
But juSt tJecauSe our Schoo Il iS S-mallll, .. doeSn't -mean our drea-m.S aren't BIG.
Each of us here are Speciall in our own ma11.
We aren't tJad kidS, jUSt kidS mho need another chance.
R Second chance to fullfillll our tJig dreams ......... .
We aren't ))ad kidSII





NOT PICTURED WRIGOFF
CHERYL HIELEN
BILL MINER
DARREL RENNE
CHARM SATREE
KATHLEEN SCHROEDER
BESS SCOTT
BILL WENDLING

Amber Abe rt
Christina Alkire
Jeremy All en
Robert An dersen
John Anderson
Kevin Arm strong
Nicole Bad Moccasin
Charles B aker
David Bates
Bret Belger
Brian B otsford
Ryan Boveia
Tenna Brandon
Robert Bre tta
Sherry B un dy
Brandi Bur back
Torn Bums

Derrick Estrada
Amber Evans
MattFedon
Carrie Fiero
Jami Filbert
Victor Flores
Karen Francis
Todd Francisco
Aaron Fritz
Debra Fryda
Richard Fuller
Wayne Greve
Joy Guilliatt
Melisa Guindon
Josh Hall
Sara Hansen
Roger Mace
Stacy Marsh
Leonard Martinez
Tammy Maxwell
Cheryl McConnell
AnneMelang
Teresa Miner
Chris Mock
Jay Moore
Jim Morgan
Gabe Morrison
Alan Moyer
Renee Murray
April Nelson
Craig Neukirch
Jen Noble
Troy Sprague
Ruth Standeven
Heather Starks
Torn Steinhauser
Jeremy Stickney
Tammy Stickney
Liz Story
Steven Stump
Linda Sutton
Shelly Swenson
Matt Templin
Cathy Thelander
Bobby Thies
Rebecca Thornp~ n
Holly Tietjens
Cathi Todd
Clint Harriman
Eric Carb augh
Kenny C arman
Tim Carpe nter
Jason Carver
Tony Ceb allos
Tom Clayton
Angie Traver .
Lucky Harris
Jim Hartsgrove
Mike Heliin
Jason Henkel
Darlene Hennecke
Lindsay Cl assen
Candice Ca dden
Michael Co nover
Jeanette Co olidge
Angie Crosby
A.J. Cuttler
Jef Daniels
Jennifer Darn ell
Cory David
Tara Davis
Joe Decoteau
Tonia Diekm ann
Brian Dittb re nner
Angie Damico
Julie Domico
Jake Donner
Kara Dukes
Larry Dunc an
Jeremy Dunn
Chris Eberlei n
Bnan Elias
Dean Erks
Demian Estra da
Matt Hennanson
Matt Hernandez
Heather Hetherington
Dusty Hicks
Tamara Hill
Kris Howard
Bob Howard
Mat Huffman
Julius Ice
Midge Jerabek
Lynette Johnson
Ryan Johnson
Kevin Keith
Bethany Kent
Lacretia Kent
Jason Kinney
Sondra Knight
Derek Land
Amy Larsen
Troy Liming
Julie Linder
Holly Littrell
Shelley Longsine
Marcie Lowe
Tony Novak
Mandy Nyhoff
Janet Palmer
Adam Parra
Amy Peterson
KashoanPew
Mike Polfus
Brad Pyle
Teresa Reed
Carla Reinecke
Matt Richter
Bridget Richwine
Kevin Riese
Janice Ripenburg
Stacy Roberts
Joe Rolenc
Barbara Schafer
Teresa Schlicker
Chris Turley
Charity Turner
Scott Underwood
Jim Upchurch
Joe Urdil
Belinda Vickers
Jason Wachter
Bill West
Ryan White
Mark Widick
Eddie Wilkerson
Bridie Williams
Tammy Williams
Nicole Wilson
Jeff Winchester
Todd Wirka
Stacy Woods
Corey Schneider Darrin Zimmennan
Mark Schneider
Ami Schwab
Stacey Schwab
Kevin Scott
Dawn Shade
Roy Skibinski
Brooke Smith
Dylan Smith
Minda Smith
Mike Sowders
Sasha Speck




By Brandi Burback
I.run a person of a thousand thoughts, who is shadowed in black
I wonder what the world will come to I hear the cries of children from above the children from above warning others I want to be swept off my feet and have no more worries
I.run a person of a thousand thoughts, who is shadowed in black
I pretend that I am in a dream world with no poverty, of hate l.fe.cl. the protection of black shadowing all around me I touch the children's cries
I worr_y that the world will end with no chance for the young when the children cry Lam a person of a thousand thoughts, who is shadowed in black
I understand that we are who is destroying our world for the young that we should believe in our young
I dream that the world will give the young a chance to understand why we do this
I hope that the young can rebuild this world we destroyed I.run a person of a thousand thoughts, who is shadowed in black

An.qei'.By '.JGa.sh.oa.n Pew
An.qeT tTi..es h,i,c!i,11,9 i,11, the c!eepest Cf"Q.(;~s of yotu h.ea.Tt.
Hi,s voi.ce sci-ea.ms out on the spu.i- of the m.omen.t ba.si,s.
He will c!o oi- sa.y a.nyth.tn.9 to m.~ h.i.m.sd.f fed. betteT.
His mothei- is always catch.i.ng h.i.m. pu.nch.i.n.g a h.ote i.n. the waU, OT cu.Tsi.n.q a.t h.i.s qla.d,n.q i-eftecti.on i.n. the m.i,TTOT.
Ke went to a cCa.ss ma.i.n.ty a.bout h.i.msd.f a. cou.pte of ti.mes, but a.Jtei- a.bout the 3n! cCa.ss, Ke a.n.c! h.i.s gooc! f i-i..en.c!, stu.bboi-n., c!ecic!ec! to go pi.c~ on h.appi.n.ess a.nc! p a.ti..ence a. f teT sch.oot.


South 33rd (33rd & B)

This yearbook is a combined effort of hard work and long hours put in by the Yearbook Committee. It was published on a Macintosh LC computer with the use of Aldus Student Pagemaker version 4.0. All submissions were written/drawn by students. The front cover was designed by Todd Francisco. The art work on the back cover was drawn by Brandi Burback. Thanks guys!! The Yearbook Committee would like to thank Lana Griepentrog from Lancaster House Printing and Design for her extra effort and supplies. Lana came weekly to help the Yearbook Committee make important decisions about this yearbook. Thanks Lana!! The Yearbook Committee consists of 16 wonderful students and 2 wonderful teachers. They are:
Nicole Bad Moccasin
Brandi Burback
Tom Bums
Angie Crosby
Tonia Diekmann
DeanErks
Sara·Hansen
Julie Linder
. Teresa Miner

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Barb Schafer
Ami Schwab
Stacey Schwab
Roy Skibinski
Cathi Todd
Bridget Richwine
Marietta Blank
Faye Koehn
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